Thread-topic: User account mess - unix command to list and delete?
Hey,
I have 8 student user accounts on several of my lab machines - and
normally at the end of a semester I use a dscl command to rename them
back to Student1-8 and reset the passwords.
However, in one lab, I ran software update - and then went to make my
ususal changes before the start of the semester and more or less made a
mess of things - many of the accounts couldn't be found, and I
accidently created duplicate versions of other accounts.
Is there a unix command I can use to get a UID for the accounts on a
machine - and then something to remove the existing user accounts (Or
all accounts that aren't an admin type) - and then recreate a student1
-8 account?
Or - is there a way I can set one up the way I want it, and then copy a
set of files over to all the others?
I really don't want to have to go through these machines by hand if I
can help it.
Any advice would be appreciated!
-John
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